InterGrowth 2017 Draws More Than 2,000 from 15 Countries
The Association for Corporate Growth hosted its InterGrowth 2017 conference in Las Vegas at the ARIA Resort and Casino.
RSM’s Brusuelas Remains Bullish on Middle-Market Economy
Joe Brusuelas discusses middle-market performance in the first quarter with MMG Editor Deborah Cohen.
A Qualified Opinion // Milly Chow
Toronto-based attorney Milly Chow discusses the environment for restructuring transactions.
Inside the Energy Tech Revolution (VIDEO)
Privcap joined with a panel of experts to discuss the current state of energy technology, its impact on human capital, and what the future holds for energy companies and technological innovation.
Turning Company Carrion into Caviar
Distressed debt investing has become a significant part of alternative investment landscape but it often gets a bad rap.
Under Pressure: Investors May Have to Dig for Distressed Deals
A stronger economy adds up to fewer troubled companies. To find them, investors are homing in on specific drivers of distress and industries undergoing rapid change.
Could J.B. Pritzker Apply His Longterm Investment Strategy to Illinois’ Woes?
The billionaire scion of the Pritzker family of Illinois announced his bid for Illinois governor.
Private Equity Fund Managers Expect a Sunnier 2017 After Volatile 2016
As the early months of 2017 take shape, it appears brighter days are expected ahead for the PE industry. According to BDO’s Eighth Annual PErspective Private Equity Study, fund managers are optimistic for the coming year.
Middle Market Caucus Event Focuses on Tax Issues
Deductibility of interest on corporate debt is a top concern for middle-market dealmakers, who met with lawmakers to dive into tax reform and its effects on economic growth.
Polaroid Investors Develop a Better Picture
In a departure from its history, iconic camera maker Polaroid became purely a licensing company eights years ago. Backed by private capital, it is once again profitable.
